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18-Oz Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce $1.42 w/ S&S + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 18-Oz Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce for $1.49 - 5% Off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $1.42. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
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Product Description from Amazon:
- One 18 oz. bottle of Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce
- Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce is a classic barbecue sauce with great ingredients
- Free of fat and cholesterol
- Great tasting barbecue sauce for the oven, stove, crockpot, dipping or grill
- 60 calories per serving
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 18-Oz Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce for $1.49 - 5% Off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $1.42. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
Product Description from Amazon:
Product Description from Amazon:
- One 18 oz. bottle of Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce
- Kraft Slow Simmered Sweet Honey Barbecue Sauce is a classic barbecue sauce with great ingredients
- Free of fat and cholesterol
- Great tasting barbecue sauce for the oven, stove, crockpot, dipping or grill
- 60 calories per serving
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Go with Stubb's. It's actually made with tomato puree, vinegar, and sugar.
If you like overly sweet HFCS sauces. Try Stubb's Sticky Sweet.
Sticky Fingers is another one worth taking a look at. Although that one is water + tomato paste, it's still a big step up from the HFCS sauces.
And to clarify, I'm not opposed to eating HFCS here and there, in moderation.. It just shouldn't be the number 1 ingredient in BBQ.
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